Take a breather from your hectic life in Karnataka and away from the clamor, unwind in the
peaceful oasis of Kerala. If you have not yet had the opportunity to fully explore your
neighbouring state, now is the perfect time to book a Kerala package from Karnataka and
embark on a blissful sojourn. Kerala and Karnataka, despite both being coastal states, each
have distinctive charm and culture that is needed to be experienced at least once. Whether
you are a resident of Karnataka or someone visiting from elsewhere, planning a Kerala tour
from Karnataka is now simpler than ever.

Explore the unique culture of Kerala, try local delicacies, let your stress melt away with a
pampering Ayurvedic wellness session and shop handicrafts and artifacts native to Kerala.
Satisfy your wanderlust by exploring picturesque hill stations of Kerala, trek to its beautiful
waterfalls, try various adventure sports like ziplining and rock climbing that are bound to give
you an adrenaline rush, and enjoy the warm hospitality of the locals. Nature and wildlife
enthusiasts are in for a delight on their Kerala trip, as the state is blessed with elusive flora
and fauna that are incredibly protected. The cities of Kerala such as Kochi and Kozhikode
exude influences of diverse cultures, both foreign and native. Here you can visit the clubs,
shop from multi-level malls and explore the colourful markets for buying souvenirs.

Why Book Kerala Tour Packages from Karnataka?

Book Kerala tour packages from Karnataka and experience the best of the God’s Own
Country. Our Kerala packages from Karnataka are designed to ensure a seamless travel
experience across the prominent destinations like Munnar, Alleppey, Kovalam, etc. for every
traveller. Once you arrive in Kerala, enjoy cab transfers with our holiday packages from
Karnataka to Kerala, reducing your travel stress. And leave your travel worries behind as we
take care of all the logistics, including accommodation, sightseeing, meals for you to enjoy a
relaxed journey. Additionally, the experienced drivers and tour guides provide a safe and
well-informed exploration of the state.

We offer both short getaways and extended holidays with our Kerala travel packages from
Karnataka. With a 4 Day and 3 Night Kerala tour package from Karnataka, explore
locations that are in close proximity such as Wayanad, Kasaragod and Kannur. Similarly an
9 Day and 8 Night Kerala holiday package from Karnataka offers a diverse travel experience
in which you can cover numerous destinations of Kerala. Select holiday packages from
Karnataka to Kerala based on experiences such as family holidays, honeymoon packages,
backwaters tours, beach holidays, or hill-station tours. Whether you want to visit Kerala for a
family vacation, a couple’s getaway or on a solo trip, plan your travel with us and our team
promises a blissful experience in the beautiful Kerala. And, if you want an eclectic tour
package featuring visits to beaches, stay at a hill-station, as well as a houseboat tour,
request for a customized tour package from Karnataka to Kerala. To make your Kerala
trip from Karnataka hassle-free, our team is always ready to offer comprehensive support
and 24/7 travel assistance.

Best Places to Visit in Kerala from Karnataka

1. Kozhikode – Located on the Malabar coast, Kozhikode (Calicut) is a bustling metropolis in
Kerala. Known as the City of Spices, there is an extensive set of diverse history, culture and
heritage to explore in this city. From ancient temples to cathedrals and from cultural centres
to forts and places, Kozhikode has everything that would delight a history lover. Those who
seek shopping, food and entertainment experience should visit the Hilite Mall or Focus Mall.
While strolling on the streets of the city, savour the delicious culinary delights of Kozhikode
like Malabar Biryani, Kozhikode halwa, Pathiri and Curry and Banana chips. Catch the sea
waves at the Kozhikode beach and click photos during the sunset. If you are on a two-day
trip to Kozhikode, explore attractions like Sargaalaya Kerala Arts and Crafts, Sweet Street,
Sarovaram Bio Park, Vellari Mala Waterfalls and Mananchira Square.

2. Wayanad – Located approximately 286.3 km away from Karnataka, Wayanad is one of
the closest destinations to visit with holiday packages from Karnataka to Kerala. It is a
lush hill station and peaceful oasis for tourists adorned with valleys, waterfalls, verdant
Western Ghats, crisp and fresh mountain air, and blue skies. One of the must-visit
attractions is Ekkadal Caves known for rock-carvings dating back to Neolithic times. Soak in
the breathing views of spices, tea and coffee plantations in Wayanad. Go on a trek towards
famous waterfalls in Wayanad such as Meenmutty and Kanthapara and relax as the gushing
sound of the waterfall descends. Catch the picturesque vistas of the Western Ghats from
Lakkidi view point and enjoy boating at Pookode Lake. Wrap up your tour with a walk in the
Bamboo forest admiring its beauty.

3. Munnar – Beyond the beaches and backwaters, Kerala also has enchanting hill-stations
that attracts many tourists from all over the country. Munnar, known as the Kashmir of South
India is located in the Idukki district of Kerala. Visiting tea and coffee plantations and taking
nature walks in the verdant landscape of Munnar offers an idyllic retreat away from the
hustle and bustle of city life. Located 1500 – 2500 metres above sea level, Munnar is
popular for being a tourist hotspot since it has plenty of natural wonders such as waterfalls,
lakes, rivers, and many heritage sites. The exquisite setting of Munnar makes it a favourite
destination for couples. And for adventure seekers, Munnar offers a plethora of activities
such as trekking, rock climbing, ziplining, mountain biking, water-rafting. Conclude your
Munnar trip by visiting Eravikulam National Park, and spot beautiful animals, birds and
reptiles.

4. Alleppey – An enchanting destination and a must-visit spot with Kerala packages from
Karnataka. The allure of Alleppey is never ending. The feeling of resting on a houseboat
and soaking in the views of lush greenery as it cruises smoothly on the backwaters gives a
serene feeling. The best time to visit Alleppey is from October to February when the weather
is pleasant and favourable for houseboat tours as well as sightseeing. A day or two is
enough to visit the key attractions of Alleppey. Post houseboat trip on the backwaters of
Alleppey, go for beach hopping. Explore the scenic beaches like Alappuzha Beach, Marari
beach, Thumpoly Beach and Punnapra Beach. Try kayaking in Punnamada Lake, watch the
traditional snake boat races. Indulge in Ayurvedic and wellness therapies and take home
souvenirs from Mullakal Street and Canal Bazar.

5. Thekkady – Explore the lush jungles, savannah, wetlands of Thekkady with our holiday
package from Karnataka to Kerala. A must-see attraction for nature lovers and wildlife
enthusiasts, Thekkady is home to one of the most important national parks of India, the
Periyar National Park. On a jeep safari, get a chance to witness wild animals thriving in their
natural habitat such as tigers, elephants, sambar, deer, gaur, Indian bison, monitor lizards,
etc. If you are on a family trip to Thekkady visit the verdant Thekkady Rose Park and take
your little ones to the Elephant Junction where you can see the gentle creatures up and
front. Bamboo rafting on Periyar Lake and hiking are some of the activities quite popular in
Thekkady amongst tourists.

6. Kovalam – Plan your visit to Kovalam with a Kerala package from Karnataka. This city has
an interesting mix of both indoor and outdoor attractions. These attractions include Rock Cut
Cave Temple, Kerala Arts & Crafts Village, Vizhinjam Marine Aquarium, Kovalam Art Gallery
and Thiruvallam Parashurama Temple. Visit the beautiful palm fringed beaches in Kerala
such as Kovalam beach, Hawa beach, and Samudra Beach. Kovalam gives you ample
opportunity to try out many watersports like parasailing, speed boat safari, banana boat ride,
surfing, etc. Rejuvenate your senses with a relaxing Ayurvedic spa and wellness therapy.
Try the local cuisine made with authentic spices and local drinks like toddy. Catch the view
of the azure sea from Vizhinjam Light House and capture the vistas in your camera roll.
Take home souvenirs like spices, handicrafts and jewellery from Kovalam.

How to Reach Kerala from Karnataka?

Karnataka to Kerala by Flight

If you are on a tight schedule and short on time, flying from Karnataka to Kerala is the best
option. Board a flight from Bangalore’s Kempegowda International Airport (BLR) and reach
Cochin International Airport. Airlines like Air India Express, Alliance Air, IndiGo and Air India,
provide direct flights between the two states and you can easily reach your destination in an
hour to one hour and ten minutes. Upon arrival at the airport, take a cab to reach your
booked destination. If you have booked a Kerala tour package with us, our tour manager will
transfer you to your hotel.

Karnataka to Kerala by Train

There are multiple trains that operate from Karnataka’s SBC Junction and Yeshwanthpur
junction to Kerala. A train journey from Karnataka to Kerala’s Erankulam Junction can take
anywhere from 9 hours 40 minutes to 11 hours 30 minutes, depending on the train and its
route. Trains like 16526 – KANYAKUMARI EXP and 12677 – ERNAKULAM EXP run every
day from Bangalore to Kochi. There are also weekly trains like 16331 – TRIVANDRAM EXP
and 12777 – KOCHUVELI EXP. Book a train that is most suitable to you and upon arrival in
Kerala’s Ernakulam Station, hop in a cab to reach your hotel.

Karnataka to Kerala by Bus

Both Karnataka and Kerala are located in close proximity, sharing state borders with each
other. Hence a road journey from Karnataka to Kerala is a viable option. The road distance
between Karnataka and Kerala is 869 kilometres via National Highway 53. There are both

government and private run bus services available to travel between Karnataka and Kerala.
An AC Sleeper KSRTC bus ticket price ranges between INR 1200 to INR 1755. Whereas a
ticket for private bus between Karnataka and Kerala starts from INR 1500.

Best time to book Kerala Tour Packages from Karnataka

Visit Kerala in Winters – The period of October to February makes the winter season in
Kerala when the average maximum temperature is 29°C and minimum is 15°C. The
favourable weather conditions allows for outdoor activities, explorations, adventure and
water sports and enjoying Kerala to the fullest. In hill stations like Munnar, Thekkady and
Wayanad the temperature slips down to 10°C during night. Hence always keep a light jacket,
sweater or shawl while visiting Kerala in winter. The days are typically dry with low humidity
levels making it ideal for hiking, camping and going on nature walks. October to February
marks the high season in Kerala, therefore, always book your flights in advance.

Visit Kerala in Summers – Summer in Kerala is characterised by hot and humid weather
and the mercury fluctuates between 29°C to 35°C. Kerala, being a tropical destination also
receives intermittent showers so keep an umbrella in your bag. The high temperatures and
humidity can make it challenging for tourists to explore and go for sightseeing. Therefore, it
is advisable to visit indoor attractions such as temples, museums, cultural centres, shopping
malls etc during the day time. And as the sun sets, go for a stroll on beaches or an evening
houseboat tour. You can even go for a relaxing Ayurvedic spa to cool off some heat. Keep a
reusable bottle of water in your bag all the time to stay hydrated and protect yourself from
the harsh sun rays.

Visit Kerala in Monsoon – The rainy season in Kerala starts from June and continues till
September. Due to the monsoon season the tourist footfalls see a decline, however, there
are still travellers who visit Kerala to enjoy the monsoon tourism. These include budget
travellers looking for discounts and off-season deals on flights and hotel bookings. Besides,
there are also travellers that visit Kerala during monsoon to receive seasonal Ayurvedic
treatment and stay at luxury resorts. Due to risk of high tides and unfavourable sea
conditions, water sports like snorkeling and scuba diving are temporarily discontinued.
However, you can still visit tea estate, enjoy houseboat tours, and go on local food trails,
sampling local flavours.

Frequently Asked Questions about Kerala packages from Karnataka
Q1. How to plan a Kerala tour from Karnataka?
First, pick a season (summers, monsoon, or winter) in which you would like to explore
Kerala. Based on your preference, check the available attractions to visit and activities to do
on your holidays and prepare a detailed itinerary. Next, arrange the logistics of your trip. This
includes finding and booking suitable accommodations, route planning, cab arrangements,
etc. Once your travel logistics are finalised, book your flight or train ticket at least two months
in advance. Or, you can simply select from our pre-designed Kerala tour packages from
Karnataka and get ready for memorable vacations.

Q2. How much is the economy class air ticket from Karnataka to Kerala?

If you book two to three months in advance, the economy class air ticket from Karnataka
(BLR) to Kerala (COK) can cost anywhere from INR 2,310 to INR 3,614 per person.

Q3. What is the flight distance between Karnataka to Kerala?
The flight distance between Karnataka to Kerala is 503 kilometers and with a direct flight you
can cover this distance in just an hour.

Q4. What is the train fare from Karnataka to Kerala?
The train fare from Karnataka to Kerala depends on which train you choose to travel. For
example, Kanyakumari Express that runs between Karnataka and Kerala has the following
ticket fare (approximately):
● SL – ₹ 360 per adult
● 3E – ₹ 897 per adult
● 3A – ₹ 970 per adult
● 2A – ₹ 1380 per adult
● 1A – ₹ 2310 per adult

Q5. What is the road distance from Bangalore to Kochi?
The road distance from Bangalore to Kochi is 550 kilometres and it can be covered by taking
National Highway 44 and National Highway 544. The driving time to cover such a distance is
around 11 to 15 hours. This, however, may change depending on your speed and resting
breaks.

Q6. Are there bus services available between Karnataka and Kerala?
Yes, there are both government (KSRTC) and private bus services available between
Karnataka and Kerala. The bus ticket fare starts from INR 1200 per person.

Q7. How much is the cost of the Kerala trip package from Karnataka?
The cost of a Kerala trip package from Karnataka depends on factors like type of package,
number of days, attractions and activities, and any other additional expenses. However, a
Kerala package from Karnataka can cost anywhere between ₹10,000 to ₹20,000 per person.

Q8. What are the must-buy items from Kerala and where to buy them from?
Here are the must must-buy items from Kerala:
● Spices – Munnar or Kochi’s Mattancherry Spice Market
● Coir Products – Alleppey
● Ayurvedic items – Certified Ayurveda Stores
● Banana chips – Kochi
● Tea & Coffee – Munnar, Waynad
● Kasavu Saree – Kochi, Trivandrum, Kottayam

Q9. Which is the ideal season to visit Kerala to experience its colourful festivals?
The colourful festivals in Kerala are celebrated round-the-year in Kerala, including harvest
festivals, temple processions, carnivals. To witness Onam in Kerala, choose the monsoon
season and to witness celebrations of Thrissur Pooram visit Kerala in April-May.

Q10. Apart from Alleppey, what are the best backwaters destinations in Kerala?

The best backwaters destinations in Kerala, apart from Alleppey are Kovalam, Kumarakom,
Kochi, backwaters of Cherai Island, Kottayam, and backwaters of Kozhikode.